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April GST mop-up notwithstanding, Rs 1.5 trn a month may not happen in FY23

CBIC to focus on scrutiny of returns and audit for better compliance during current fiscal; finance ministry official sceptical, says April usually has high collection due to payment of arrears

The panel was expected to submit a report by last month and suggest various steps to raise revenue, including hiking the lowest slab and rationalising the slab
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Indivjal Dhasmana New Delhi
The record collection from the goods and services tax (GST) of Rs 1.68 trillion has raised hopes that finally the near five-year-old indirect tax regime may yield Rs 1.5 trillion a month sooner than later. However, this may not happen during the current financial year.

A key finance ministry source said achieving Rs 1.5 trillion a month is difficult during 2022-23.

"My hunch is that the average revenue per month may go up to Rs 1.3-1.35 trillion this financial year," he said.

The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) will focus on two things for better compliance during

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